Your First Python Program
Congratulations on setting up! 👏 Now it’s time for the most exciting part: writing and running your very first Python program!
Every programmer starts with a simple program that says “Hello, World!”. It’s a tradition – and today you’ll do it too!
The print() Function – Saying Hello
The print() function shows text (or numbers) on the screen. It’s the easiest way to see what your code does.
Click Run – you should see the messages appear below! 🎉
Printing Multiple Lines
You can print as many lines as you want – just use multiple print() statements.
Adding Comments – Notes in Your Code
Comments are messages for yourself (or others) that Python ignores. Start with #.
Making It Personal
Change the text to say something about you!
You just made your program unique – awesome! 🌟
What You Learned Today
- How to use print() to show messages
- How to write multiple lines of output
- How to add comments with #
- How to run your code and see results
You’re doing amazing! In the next lessons, we’ll learn about variables – storing information like your name or score. Ready? 😄
Quick Fun Quiz
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